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Of Work of L. L Humane
Aaapciation and Shelter
Con%iplsb]ft3' of .speeding oh South
Grove St., below AtlanMb aye., were
made ' at the monthly meeting; ?*%
the Atlantlc-Soiith Civic Associa-tion
Thursday night in the South
Shoi4 .Yacht Olulb. Several m
bers said ithat ,af<%r passing .
last red light at Atlantic ave.,
toMets set sadl for the foot of the
street, without (regard" ; to . pedes-trians
<xr * anyithing else. Dt .-was*
vpted-Wo- daill- tihe" matter -,bo".t3ie"at=r
tentlon : of tjhe Police Department
"with a request for action..
ternjng"tlie locatio^^L of an. 8/utd-wreckihg
conoerzi on South Main.st.,
on town owned land, which is mov-ing
t& Freepprt from He&npstead. No
action --was --taken - concerning- the
matter,
Mayor Wqrden E. Winne
gave a ta'lk on tKe Long Island
Army College Graduate
^^eteMpaidforthepwelye^dunn .. „. ,
of their operation ehdljig netting tKe village $48,-
289,11, They alap yielded $8,806 in fines pai(d %}y persons given
' —^ ' ^-"tickets" fo?. over Rime parking;
.-The'receipts from fines, however,
go to the' State to be placed in the
general fimd. Freeport will even?
(aially ;et a share of the xnoney
.back, as it is divided among the
counties, towns and villages, but
hardly the amount collected here,
Early last year the Village Board
'issued tax anticipation notes' in
the amount of $35,000, the cost of
Installing the parking meters, , so
that bhe $48^39 taken in pennies
anid dimes was *i3,239. in excess of
the total cost of the
.. /James B. Oruikahamk
had been ijiitrodnced by Victor C.
Wadevwhfo presided in the absence
of President W. K Watson. The
association yoted to commend the
Village Board for retaining the so-ciety
as dog warden for the com-munity*
'
Object* of Society
"The Long island Humane and
Dog Protective Association, Inc. is
a oharjtojble and benevolent corpo-ration
engaged in the business of
providing homes for lost, strayed
and homeless dogs, and of a dog i
protective association, and for the
enforcement of the laws for the
prevention of cruelty to animals."
Mr. Winne said:
"The Association was organized by
a small group of individuals headed
by James H. Cruikshank on 1936. It
was incorporated on June 6, 1939
under the name of Long Island'
Humane Society, Inc., and there-after
and on Feb. 10, 1947, the name
was changed to the Long Island
Humane and Dog Protective Asso-ciation,
Inc.
"Since that Mme it has continued
to function under Mr. Oruikshank's
leadership, holdings, its monthly
meetings at his home, 178 South
Ocean ave., and hag been actively
engaged in bhe operation of the
business for which it wab organized
having a present m^mberdhiip of
approximately 80Q*
"No officer, member or employee
of the Association receives or is en-
(bitled to receive any pecuniary
profits from the operations of the
Association.
"In Sept., 1947, the Association
(Continued on Page 8)
Kellett Finishes Year
At Leading Army College
Major Donald M. Kellett, a former
member of the faculty of the Free-port
High School, who was among
the first to get into the service for
World War II, was among the grad-uates
from the Command and Gen-eral
Staff College, Port Leavenworth,
Kan., this year. The Major is the
son of Mrs. William F., and tht late
Mr. Kellett, 96 Maxson ave.
The College ranks as the world's
leading Army school for the educa-tion
of officers in command of land
forces. Men selected from the Air
Force, Navy and Marine Corps also
are sent to Leavenworth for a year
of intensive education in their ca-reers.
Only the most proficient re-ceive
the assignment, selections be-ing
made on the basis of record,
performance a-nd promise.
the
cidental to the operation of
contrivances. The notes;.were paid
off—in -full- before::the;;;fiscall.year
eiidedroH Feby 28^ last.
'May produced the largest income
from the-meters, amounting to, $4.-
874.23. In June, when...the..night
iur^fdr^reqyiih^-motor&ts-to'pay"
if or the. privilege of parking was
Changed from 9 to 6 o?clook; the
receipts dropped to $3,624.63, and
then increased to $3,862.83 for
in the matter of fines with
$1^141, while July was $1,134, just
$7 behind. The amount for June
<was only $675.
The figures by months were as
follows:
Miss Margaret L. Kran*, 100
Wallace 8t,, who will join the
Septemberr '
Flock Herd
To Take Advantage of
Real B»gains Offered
Dollar Day is tq.be observed to-morrow
. (Thursday) by the stores
cf the .village un^iet the .Sponsor-ship
of the Preepbrt Merchants
Association of which.Irviiig Oreb"
inar. is president. A )ai%e commit*
tee is working to, make the day_ a
success. ' -' ' • .' '• ' -,- •.' •.,.' ".././—i"
Legion .to Again Sponsor
The annual - soap 'box derby foi
boys beibween the ages .of 7 and 12,
Month
AUK.
Story* Post, AM., will be held prior
to the afternoon's sibock car racing
program of the Kedenlburg Racing
Association at the Wuiioipal Stadi-um,
Lahor Day aftemooA.
Entrlas for Che "deity
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Jan.
Keb.
March
April
May
3,906.24
3, MOM. 58
4,61 1.29
3,962.44
4,276.61
3,332.40
* H^'Stadium
354, are permitted pushers as old as 17,
701
4K6
1,141
July
Totals
4.H74.23
3.624.SM
737
67R
1,134
Sewer District II
Assessments Fixed;
.88 Front Footage
Coat waa $131,019;
282 Parcel* Included
In the Southeast Area
d?]hiual events in Freeport.
come from ^mlles around bo tak_
adyaatage'of the exceptional..values
^^-pffe^-^ thte 1^ 2n@rph»
ts"Store keepers" here ~"h!aye.
estabMshed a reputation for offer-ing/
real bargains, no hand-me-downs
-on -Dollar^Dlay^—.•• yyvLi'jzzi:
People "begin to liner up At .—
various 9t@r^.lQng.b*efore. opening
time/"kh^ii% that it bei%i% a case
of first come first served, the early
-shopper-gets-the-bes*rbuysr-7%e?e"
ard stores where it is necessary for
the proprietors to admit a limited
n%unber Into thdlr places of busi-ness
at a time so as to permit the
nbrmkl operation of business.
6ome of the best buys are listed
in the advertisements printed
an#ce of Dollj&r Day "Mil
emblem in their windows
At Hospi+af Auxiliary Party
he never
worked harder than during the year
he spent at Leaiven worth.
Assessments to be paid by prop-owners
in Lateral Sewer Dis-trict
11, taking in Sportsmans ave.,
! Gar field pi., Arthur St., Cornelius
Police to Canvass Town
To Sell Ticket* for Show
i
Memebrs of the Police Benevolent!
Association are to make a house-to-ihouse
canvass to sell tickets for the
all star show to be presented at the
Municipal Stadium Wed nesday
night. The event is for the wel-fare
work of the association conse-quently
Patrolman Robert Duncan,
(the president and his associates
want to make it as big a success as
possible. It is to be one of the
greatest shows ever staged in _,__
port, and that is saying a lot, Con-sidering
the days of the Li»
Club when a performance could .
put on aA any time during the q
season at a moment's notice.
Forty girls from Freeport dhd
vicinity, entered the contest for
the selection of a Queen to reign
over "the show. Guy Lombardo, Joie
Adams, Herbert Sheldon and form-er
Mayor Cyril C. Ryan were judges
when the quedh was chosen Tues-day
gight at the Grove Theatre. .
complishments. Tliis certainly has
'been a valuable experience for all
of us."
Upsets Feature Week
[n Jones Beach Softball
The Jones Beach Softball League
play the past week proved to be
one for the underdogs. Several
teams low in the standings came
through to upset the league leaders
to tighten up the race.
Acme Bowling, now in eigrfRi
place defeated the Royal A C Team
and then went on to trounce the
league-loading Bellmore Team by
a score of 14-8. This upset put
Bellmore 'into second place and en-;
abled the idle Republic Aviation'
Team to move into the league'
leadership.
Another interesting sidelight in
league play is the winning streak of
the Wright's Hardware Team, who
after losing their first two contests,
won four straight before losing to
the Floral Park Bombers.
A new leading Batter came to
the fore this week. Chick Collins,
hard hitting'second baseman of the
Acme Bowling Team, has pushed
his season average to .462. Al Wo^fe,
previous leader, slipped into sec-ond
position with a BA of .444.
St., were fixed by the Sewer
Commission at a meeting held in
the Municipal Building Monday
night.
The total cost of the work in the
district was placed at $131,019.75,
and the levy wa« based on a charge
of approximately $8.88 a front foot
for 282 individual plots in the dis-
Taxpayers will have 30 days In
to decide w-hether to pay
assessments In full or to take
lage of the opportunity of-by
bhe village to spread the
installments over 15 years with in-terest.
The assessments were votetf after
a hearing called by the commission
but no/ one appeared to oppose their
adoption.
Leo Fish el, chairman of the com-mission,
was reported seriously ill
at his home 44 Onslow pi. Mictiael
J. Coffey presided in his absence.
WHELAN DRUG STORE
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
The Whelan Drug Store, 64 South
Main St., will remain open Sunday
after the other pharmacies in Free-port
cloise kt 2 P.M. The telephone
is FReeport 8-0083.
Among the active members of the Freeport Auxiliary of the Booth
Communities Hoapltal who participated In the recent garden party at the
home of the president, Mrs* Gordon F. Waaser, Pennsylvania we,, were
Mrs. Herbert Adey, Mrs, Dorothy Young and Mrs* Frederick Richards,
left to right, pictured above.
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